Family nurture intervention for preterm infants facilitates positive mother-infant face-to-face engagement at 4 months

Family nurture intervention for preterm infants facilitates positive mother-infant face-to-face engagement at 4 months

Although preterm infants are at risk for social deficits, interventions to improve mother-infant interaction in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) are not part of standard care (SC). Study participants were a subset from a randomized controlled trial of a new intervention for premature infants,...

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Main Authors: Andrews, H. (Author), Austin, J. (Author), Beebe, B. (Author), Ewing, J. (Author), Hane, A. (Author), Hofer, M. (Author), Lange, A. (Author), Lee, S.H (Author), Ludwig, R.J (Author), Margolis, A.E (Author), Myers, M.M (Author), Rubinchik, N. (Author), Welch, M.G (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: American Psychological Association Inc. 2018
Subjects:
adult
Adult
child behavior
child rearing
Child Rearing
controlled study
education
Education, Nonprofessional
female
Female
human
Humans
infant
Infant
Infant Behavior
Infant, Premature
Intensive Care Units, Neonatal
male
Male
maternal behavior
Maternal Behavior
mother child relation
Mother-Child Relations
Mother-infant communication
neonatal intensive care unit
NICU Family Nurture Intervention
prematurity
Prematurity
procedures
psychology
randomized controlled trial
Self- and interactive contingency
social work
Social Work
treatment outcome
Treatment Outcome
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